Gensyn, a decentralized marketplace for raw GPU compute used to train and run machine learning models, began trading on Upbit on June 30, 2026 at 16:00 KST with KRW, BTC, and USDT pairs under ticker $AI.
The token climbed 44% intraday before retracing to close the session at roughly +19%, per CoinMarketCap. The KRW market gives Korean retail investors their first direct local-currency on-ramp into the protocol.
Upbit is South Korea's largest crypto exchange. Gensyn was already listed on Binance and Coinbase before the June 30 listing, per CryptoBriefing.
The listing adds a domestic fiat pair to a protocol sitting at the overlap of AI infrastructure and crypto market access. It also puts Gensyn in front of one of the most active retail crypto markets without requiring users to enter through dollar- or stablecoin-denominated venues first.
The project launched its mainnet on April 22, 2026, per CryptoBriefing. It has raised $78 million across rounds led by a16z Crypto, with Galaxy Digital and CoinFund also backing it, according to The Block.
About 1.3 billion tokens are in circulation against a 10 billion maximum, per CoinMarketCap. That leaves 87% of eventual supply still unissued.
The Upbit listing puts Gensyn alongside Render and Akash as decentralized GPU compute protocols with broader exchange coverage as AI inference demand grows.